HEAD TRAUMA RIDDIM produced by JAYCRAZIE RECORDS 2017
Head Trauma Overview
JAYCRAZIE RECORDS is the label behind the energetic bashment flow of the Head Trauma Riddim, a standout project in the 2017 dancehall scene. Known for producing vibrant, dancefloor-ready tracks, JAYCRAZIE RECORDS has built a reputation for pushing the boundaries of modern dancehall. Their work on this project brought together a strong lineup of artists, each adding their unique style to the riddim. Black Ryno sets the tone with “D’Ven Know,” delivering sharp lyrics and a commanding presence. Chase Cross follows with “Gaurantee,” a track that keeps the energy high and the rhythm moving. Dann Strange’s “Pick Him Up” brings another layer of intensity, showcasing his distinctive voice and style. Darrio contributes with “Mek Mi Work,” a song that stands out for its catchy flow and memorable hooks. Demarco’s “Mi Don’T Wrong” offers a confident performance, adding to the riddim’s overall appeal. Other notable tracks include Devin Di Dakta’s “Bennelli Pin,” Dwayne Rose’s “Nuh Permission,” and Elephant Man’s “Push Out,” each bringing their own flavor to the compilation. Fabian Vendetta’s “Talk Start Mek” and Flexx’s “Badness” round out the release, making sure there is something for every dancehall fan. The Head Trauma Riddim represents an important chapter in dancehall history. With JAYCRAZIE RECORDS at the helm, the project not only delivered bashment-ready tracks but also captured the vibrant spirit of its time. Selectors and fans alike continue to praise its impact on the dancehall landscape.
Head Trauma Tracklist:
- Black Ryno – D’Ven Know
- Chase Cross – Gaurantee
- Dann Strange – Pick Him Up
- Darrio – Mek Mi Work
- Demarco – Mi Don’T Wrong
- Devin Di Dakta – Bennelli Pin
- Dwayne Rose – Nuh Permission
- Elephant Man – Push Out
- Fabian Vendetta – Talk Start Mek
- Flexx – Badness
- Kalado – Ghetto People
- Jah Vinci – Thunder Ball
- Laden – Spell Bruk
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